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\title{An Animal Population Visualization Project}

\author{J. Bogdoll, V. Dimitrova, L. de la Garza, P. Urban}

\abstract{Over the past decade or so, vast collections of data pertaining to
observations of animals all over the world as well as statistical data about
populations in different parts of the world have been made available online.
However, these collections are typically in a format in which it is difficult
for humans to understand and/or analyze the information contained in these
collections. Also, some of these collections are so large that they cannot be
processed efficiently in their raw form. In order to help make sense of this
sea of information, we propose a visual approach to browsing data associated
to geotemporal coordinates, specifically data about animal populations.}

\keywords{Animal population, migration, visualization}

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\firstsection{Introduction}

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\section{Design Considerations}

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\section{Scenario}

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\section{Implementation}

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\section{Future Work}

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\section{Related Work}

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\section{Conclusion}

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